We are trying to setup a Bonjour gateway to allow Apple Airplay to pass across our Wired and Wireless VLAN's. We have added the wired VLAN's to the trunk group that connects to the AP's, however those VLAN's are not in use on any Aerohive Network Policy's because they were dedicated for wired connections on our Cisco switches. So far, using VLAN Probe and looking at the Bonjour VLAN's...they can not see the wired VLAN's even though they are in the trunk group.
Do I need to add those VLAN's to an SSID just to make them accessible for VLAN Probe and Bonjour even though I never plan to use any wireless devices on those VLANs? Even though they are in a trunk group...it feels like the AP's do not know how to address them.
The trunk group now consists of VLAN 10, 30, 50, and 60.
VLAN 10 = Wired Users
VLAN 30 = Wireless Users
VLAN 50 = BYOD Devices
VLAN 60 = Guest Devices
VLAN 30 and 50 are tied to our CORP SSID and VLAN 60 is tied to the GUEST SSID. VLAN 10 is just in the trunk group.but not tied to an SSID. We were just trying to get Bonjour to see it to advertise services between VLAN's.
Thank you.
